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Coalition to Take Country in New Direction: Cameron
The Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government would take the country in an historic new direction, new British Prime Minister David Cameron said Wednesday afternoon.

• British Conservatives Win Last Seat in 2010 Election
Britain's Conservatives have won the final seat of the new parliament in a delayed parliamentary election vote in northern England on Friday.

• UK New Gov't Announces 1st Public Spending Cuts
Britain's new coalition government moved quickly Monday to begin its major task of cutting the record public deficit of 156 billion pounds (about 225 billion U.S. dollars).

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UK New Government Leaders Vow United Collaboration for Changes
For the first time in over 60 years, the Rose Garden of the Downing Street has seen two leaders of a coalition government giving a joint press conference. The leaders of the newly formed British government said they would work together to bring changes to the country.

• NZ PM Congratulates Cameron on Becoming British PM
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key congratulated David Cameron on becoming the next British prime minister.

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David Cameron Becomes Britain's New Prime Minister
After 13 years in opposition, the UK's Conservative Party is now in power, and David Cameron is the new British Prime Minister. It took days of political negotiations, but a coalition government has been formed with the Liberal Democrats.

• Australian PM Congratulates New British PM
Australia will continue to share a good relationship with the United Kingdom following the election of the new British coalition government, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said on Wednesday.

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